see Mark Bosticks excellent Meteorite Article Archive year 1933 for some
contemporary background info. Draw a line from N.Y to S.F. and do some
research on what other fireball sightings reported from pilots for that
particular area in 1933/34 do exist. And note that the name "Pasamonte
meteorite" most probably did not yet exist at the publishing date of the
pictured cover of La Tribuna Illustrata. However you are right: a reasonable
bit of scepticism is always appropriate when dealing with Italian press
sources.
Regards
Svend
www.niger-meteorite-recon.de
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we are sure this is the Pasamonte fall?
Matteo
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